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A brain circuit and neuronal mechanism for decoding and adapting to change in daylength

2023-09-13

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Changes in daylight amount (photoperiod) drive pronounced alterations in physiology and behaviour 1,2 . Adaptive responses to seasonal photoperiods are vital to all organisms – dysregulation is associated with disease, from affective disorders 3 to metabolic syndromes 4 . Circadian rhythm circuitry has been implicated 5,6 yet little is known about the precise neural and cellular substrates that underlie phase...

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Literature Corpus work: 11709bb7-2137-52fe-97a3-26a793fd6678
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.11.557218

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